Is/can this (be) played online, or is it local/local only?

[aivezz]

^^

[a force to be reckoned with]

This is an online game... I use skype to stream my game to my friends. My Quiplash Screen becomes everybody else's screen when I use the "Sare Screens" option in Skype because it shows the scoreboard, players who've finished answering, the time limits, etc. Open your browser and go onto jackbox.tv and type in a name and the room code displayed on your Quiplash game that's open. Others will use this code to connect to you as well. Make sure the other players can see your game through Skype, Twitch, or another screen sharing service, or it won't be fun at all since you won't see whose winning without it.

Hope this helped.

[aivezz]

Ok, thanks

[Processor]

Originally posted by ePoC~Gage Swag:

This is an online game... I use skype to stream my game to my friends. My Quiplash Screen becomes everybody else's screen when I use the "Sare Screens" option in Skype because it shows the scoreboard, players who've finished answering, the time limits, etc. Open your browser and go onto jackbox.tv and type in a name and the room code displayed on your Quiplash game that's open. Others will use this code to connect to you as well. Make sure the other players can see your game through Skype, Twitch, or another screen sharing service, or it won't be fun at all since you won't see whose winning without it.

Hope this helped.

So Steam broadcasting would be sufficient to use as well?

[Jackbox Games]

Steam, Hitbox, Skype, Twitch, all will work